Estos son los Pokémon reales que dan de que hablar a los fans del anime

Si te gustan los Pokémon estás en el lugar correcto y es que puede que existan en nuestro mundo, donde menos lo imaginas…o al menos eso nos hace creer un artista británico que ha sorprendido al mundo con sus “pokemon reales”.

 Te recordamos que tenemos un canal de Youtube, donde subiremos contenido variado y entretenido:

Estas criaturas provienen de los videojuegos y el conocido anime, y son una suerte de seres que reemplazan a los animales en dicho mundo. Con eso en mente, un artista británico llamado Joshua Dunlop decidió traerlos a nuestra realidad con sus habilidades de diseño.

El uso del Photoshop, y otros programas, han dado un resultado increíble:

Seel

Some of you really wanted to see Seel with its original blue eyes, so I did a little tweak for you. Personally, I think the brown eyes are more natural but some of you will enjoy this either way 🙂 #Pokemon #PokemonZoology #Seel #BlueEyes

Una publicación compartida por Joshua Dunlop (@joshdunlopconceptartist) el 16 de Ago de 2018 a las 1:18 PDT

Sandshrew

The Sandshrew Timelapse is now up on my Patreon. If you ever wondered how I create my art, you can check out the sped up step-by-step process from beginning to end. To view the video, you can donate as little as a dollar per new creation. All funds help supporting the project and allow me to create more awesome content for you guys and gals! . Link in my bio ? . . . #pokemon #pokemonzoology #timelapse #patreon

Una publicación compartida por Joshua Dunlop (@joshdunlopconceptartist) el 7 de Ago de 2018 a las 4:05 PDT

BEEDRIL

A violent whining drone fills the air and a gust of wind akin to a helicopter hits us in the face. We look up to see what it is… an angry Beedrill is flying toward us… now what? Let me know if you like it in the comments down below and if you want to support the project, head over to my Patreon where you can get awesome rewards: https://www.patreon.com/JoshuaDunlop If you want to get your hands on Posters and merchandise, head over to my Etsy store: Link in my bio #Pokemon #PokemonZoology #Beedrill

Una publicación compartida por Joshua Dunlop (@joshdunlopconceptartist) el 26 de Abr de 2018 a las 10:57 PDT

SNORLAX

Hello my lovely Pokezoologists, so there has been a little change of pace for this post as I’ve created 2 images instead of 1. Basically, I’ve had all kinds of issues with this picture, and though I was happy with the Snorlax itself, the scene wasn’t grabbing me. So I did 2 alternatives, I like both in their own unique way but I’ve had mixed reviews from friends and family on which one they like better… so I thought, hell, I’ll post them both and let you decided for yourselves which you like best! 1: Driving down the country lanes just outside of Vermilion City when I hit traffic, looking ahead, I see the problem, a Snorlax has fallen asleep on the only bridge for miles, bending the large beams under its tremendous weight… looks like I’ll have to find another way around. 2. Climbing through the towering ferns of an old, dark forest, I find a sleeping giant, dozing under a huge tree, it’s a Snorlax! These Pokemon are known for sleeping for days at a time and are notoriously hard to wake up, though when they do, watch yourself as they tend to be very hungry and get rather grumpy. Hope you like this one, don’t forget to like and share! If you want to support the project, head over to my Patreon for loads of behind the scenes content, videos and rewards: https://www.patreon.com/JoshuaDunlop If you would like to buy any of my work, along with cool merchandise, check out my Etsy store, link in my Bio ? #Pokemon #PokemonZoology #Snorlax

Una publicación compartida por Joshua Dunlop (@joshdunlopconceptartist) el 9 de Mar de 2018 a las 8:09 PST

Joshua Dunlop se denomina como “artista conceptual” y sigue subiendo contenido a su Instagram, si te gusta Pokémon…debes darle una visita y revisar su”Zoología Pokémon”.

Por cierto, si quieres saber cómo hizo su trabajo, pues usa 3d, Zbrush; 3DCoat; Keyshot y  Photoshop.

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